Sentence examples for makes the fair from inspiring English sources

@Wedgemondo makes the fair point, though, that it's no Goodfellas.

Such as it is, this makes the fair indispensable to new millionaire buyers with limited artistic knowledge and no autonomy of judgment.

Well, yes it is, but Barclays makes the fair point that the absolute size of the write-downs is not itself the critical number.

The past can ensnare and entrap you, but it can also uplift and support you, if you tease out the strong, positive threads, which is what makes the fair, in the words of one fairgoer "a very simple, complex place".

The fact that it was too close to call for a bit is not a good sign for Mr McCain.7 37: Joe Scarborough makes the fair point that Mr Obama, if elected, will be "a free agent -- he doesn't owe Wagent -- he he doesn't owe K Street".

Hawkins's letter also makes the fair point that, while the mainstream is more open now than ever, there are still boundaries of sensuality and relationships that most companies will not cross.

The reason, the organizers said, was to make the fair less crowded and more pleasant for serious buyers.

Critic Roberta Smith credited an "egalitarian, free-for-all spirit" for making the fair feel "fresher" than in previous years.

Burnham decided to make the fair a template for the future of Chicago, and trumpeted the virtues of the City Beautiful to anyone who would listen.

Second, it would make the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive, so that anyone imprisoned under the old law could apply to have his sentence reduced.

Still the Ravens will start with bad field position - Lardarius Webb was obliged to make the fair catch at the 10-yard line.